SAN DIEGO -- Michelle Obama will tour a community farm in San Diego on Thursday as part of her “Let’s Move!” campaign to end childhood obesity.

The first lady will meet with community farmers and volunteers, tour the garden and make remarks, according to the White House, which did not disclose the location.

The "Let's Move!" campaign seeks to improve nutrition, encourage healthy eating and ensure access to fresh and affordable foods.

On Feb. 9, Michelle Obama sent a letter introducing her campaign; what follows is an excerpt:

Coffee or tea? A new movement is giving Americans the option.

In response to the growing Tea Party movement, one woman created the Coffee Party, which has thousands of members across the nation, including 120 in San Diego.

“We’ve only been around for two months and we’re already having an impact,” said Coffee Party founder Annabel Park. “We’re giving ordinary people a voice and that hasn’t happened before.”

SAN DIEGO – The city will save $25 million over the next two decades as a result of refinancing $161.9 million in existing sewer bonds, Mayor Jerry Sanders said Friday afternoon.

“Wall Street has clearly cast a vote of confidence for the financial health of our city’s Public Utilities Department,” Sanders said. “All San Diego ratepayers will benefit from this good news.”

SAN DIEGO – San Diego State University will hold its third annual Diversity Conference on Saturday, April 24, at the SDSU Aztec Center.

Hours will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Diversity Conference will focus on a range of topic, including but not limited to education, health, gender, race and religion. Issues concerning glass ceilings, social justice, economics, law, sexual orientation and veterans are also included in the workshops.

Similar to last year’s presenters, the 2010 presenters’ backgrounds vary from SDSU faculty or staff to experts from outside of the campus.